how does self watering bowl work?
12976
To clarify previous answers: you don't use the stainless bowl when using the self watering feature. You supply a 1 or 2 liter bottle to make it self watering.
12977
We have two of these Store N Feed double bowls - one for our 4-1/2 month old golden and one for our four year old golden - we keep the water bowl filled next to the food dishes - remove the food dishes when they are finished and leave the water. These are adjustable so you can raise them up to whatever height your dog is. They work great - much better than just putting the bowls on the floor.
12978
You take a 2 liter bottle and it twists into the hole and it pours into the water bowl
12979
You remove the stainless bowl and fill a 20 oz. or 2 liter bottle. Then just screw it in the threaded port in the bowl the stainless bowl fits in and it automatically dispenses water as they drink. It's very simple and convenient if you'll be gone for a long period of time. I have to fill the water bowl twice a day for my 80 + pound dog so if I'm going to be gone for more than 6 hours or so I use the water bottle feature. Hope this helps :)
12980
it doesn't self water. It has the ability to store food and depending on how you place the top it can be short or taller. I use it taller as my dogs are a german shepherd, boxer, and an american pitbull.
12981
There is an area made in the watering bowl that you can put any size water bottle, just remove cap from bottle and insert the bottle in the hole next to the water bowl. I use a 1 liter size water bottle.
1538222
the unit has a front panel switch that lets it operate manually. You can select a zone and watering time, but cannot run any program.Refer to www.onpointeco.com/activeFiles/wp1000Manual.pdf
1920911
Unfortunately it does not have the self watering feature, and I don't remember that being mentioned in the description. Overall is a nice planter.
2066769
Yes and I use mine the same way but make sure the bowl you are using is deep enough otherwise water everywhere
765704
The gardena has two knobs that adjust the water jets, they that can be adjusted to make a wide or narrow "rain" outcome, the length that the water eaches alsoa can be easily adjuste. you may get beeter results if you install a sort of small watrt pump to raise the pressure until 18 psi, mine gardena works perfect anafter several trial I found the settings I nned to watering my garden. hope this answer be usefulEddie
1975827
The external one has no drain holes, it holds the water. If you want to separate the greens from the water, you have to use both bowls toghether. You can use them toghether normally, not only when you want to dry the salad, but also to keep the salad for some days.
1775556
There has to be a way for water to go into your toilet bowl after you flush to refill the bowl...a small hose depositing a stream into the main bowl. That's that hose you connect to for the Kaboom system.
1542949
You connect the half inch line to the seperater after the water pump then connect the quarter inch lines to the seperator & put them where you water to be delivered to the plants . Its really simple . Let me know if you need advice . Good luck my friend & grow them BIG !
915020
You turn the dial to the desired watering length and day interval AT THE TIME YOU WANT IT TO WATER. The timer will then operate at that time. For example, if you want to water at 4:00 AM, you'll have to get up at 4:00 AM and turn it on the first time.
1006279
I'm not exactly sure but the clear part detaches, you fill it and screw the cap on and when you turn it upside down it fills the bowl. I think as soon as the water reaches the level of the cap of the water dispenser, it stops it from filling until the dog drinks. Then it replaces the water
513646
By hooking up the drain hose to the rear of the unit you enable the continuous flow function to work- there is a float inside the reservoir that will make the unit stop when it is full of water (kind of like how the float in the back of your toilet works!) by hooking up the hose you subsequently bypass the float from ever sensing the unfit is full.
1521206
It does. In fact, I have some houseplants in smaller pots so I unscrew it to water them. It's easy.
714288
They appear to have a hollow area at the base for drainage but I would not call them self watering.
418801
Yes I think so, I bought them for my container gardening. I drilled a 3in round hole in the bottom of one bucket and inserted the basket, put that bucket in another that I drilled 1/4in holes on the bottom with a 1/2in hole in 3in from the bottom, I water it from the 1/2in hole on the side and it is self watering. I water less and my Peppers, Tomatoes, and other veggies have all done great.
1382497
You can do both. If you want to manually water all zones, leave the dial on "Auto Run" and press the "water all now" button and at that moment all your zones would be watered according to the minutes you had set for each zone. It also waters each zone separately if you Do Not want all the zones to be turned on. All you have to do is turn the Dial to the Zone you want to turn on and press the "Water One Zone Now" button. It also lets you choose the amount of minutes to be watered.
85990
It is automatic - when you connect the white reservoir to the base, the spring at the bottom of the reservoir is automatically pushed in and fills the bowl up (does not overflow). It keeps refilling until the reservoir is empty. If your dog is like mine, though, we have to clean the metal tray pretty much daily from the dirt he eats outside and comes in to drink...but that part is easy.
1483909
This is a novelty item. if you want to water your plants I would recommend getting something that actually works. I would pick up a hose bib timer just set your system on that.